Samsung just took the wraps off the new Galaxy Note 10 line. There are a bunch of new hardware features and upgrades on the device, but we have been talking a lot about this Microsoft partnership Samsung is going to announce today.

And here it is: Microsoft and Samsung seem to be expanding their partnership with the Note 10, with Microsoft Store around the world selling the Note 10 devices at store. And for the first time ever, Samsung is integrating a Microsoft feature right into the Quick Panel on the notification center with the Note 10.

The device will come with a quick link to Your Phone on the Quick Panel, allowing you to start the Your Phone experience really easy. From there, you will be able to use the usual Your Phone features like checking your messages, getting your notifications, mirroring your phone screen, etc.

The default Gallery app on the Note 10 will also allow you to sync directly with OneDrive, too. Microsoft will also be shipping an optimized Outlook app for the Note 10, with new integrations for the S Pen.

Note 10 also comes with a new feature that lets you essentially mirror Samsung DeX on a PC or a Mac via a USB cable, and from there you can drag and drop files into apps on Samsung DeX. Pretty cool.

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